Fix The Future mapped the U.S. coal plant age and retirement journey using data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration and Global Energy Monitor, noting that some plants are staying available for longer than planned due to data center upticks and a December 2025 DOE order.
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In her book What If We Get It Right?, Ayana Elizabeth Johnson interviews Jigar Shah, former director of the DOE Loan Programs Office. He mentions a coal mine that's been…
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Fix The Future
Fix the future, today
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- Technology, Information and Internet
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- San Francisco, US
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- 2–10 employees
About Fix The Future
Whether you are going from 0→1, crafting a new policy, releasing a new AI model, or building first-of-a-kind climate tech, the truth is universal: there will be second- and third-order effects. The good news is that you have agency. You can shape what comes next. By thinking critically about what we put into the world before we put it there, we can steer away from undesirable futures and toward the ones we want. Talk to us about facilitated foresight workshops for your organization. We'll help you run a pre-mortem to surface risks early, backcast from your desired outcomes to the decisions that get you there, and walk away with insights you can put to work right away. Let's fix the future, today.
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